Skorygowan

Skorygowan is a term in the Polish language that is not part of the standard modern inflectional paradigm. It is associated with the verb skorygować, which means to correct or adjust. The meaning conveyed by the root is generally “corrected” or “adjusted,” but the form skorygowan is not commonly used in contemporary Polish grammar.

In standard Polish, the adjectival past participle derived from skorygować takes the forms skorygowany (masculine), skorygowana (feminine), and skorygowane (neuter/plural). The form skorygowan is rare in current usage and, when encountered, is typically considered non-standard, archaic, dialectal, or a typographical variant rather than a normal published form. Consequently, skorygowan does not function as a widely recognized lemma in Polish dictionaries.

Because there is no widely recognized entry for skorygowan as a separate concept, person, or place in major reference works, it is usually interpreted through its relationship to the standard forms and to the verb skorygować. In practical editing or data contexts, one would describe a correct as “skorygowane” or refer to the action of correcting with the verb skorygować, rather than using skorygowan as a standalone term.

Etymologically, skorygowan is linked to the root koryg-, found in the verb skorygować, which is related to corrections and adjustments. Related terms include korekta (correction), korektor (editor/corrector), and korygowanie (the process of correction).